Farrow & Ball Pea Green No. 33 Finish:Estate Eggshell Castle Gray’s first use may

Castle Gray’s first use may have been on the exterior woodwork of a castle

and an abundance of design ideas reveal how to choose finishes and colors and build cohesive

her artwork compliments her professional career as an architect

exciting design

it has a slightly cleaner feel than Oxford Stone and creates a rich glow in any room

Farrow & Ball Pea Green No. 33 Finish:Estate Eggshell Castle Gray’s first use mayFarrow & Ball Pea Green No. 33 is a part of the archived collection. The name 'pea green' was often referred to in 18th century accounts of paintwork, but our version originates from the pale green wallpaper of the Caricature Room at Calke Abbey. Sitting somewhere between Calke Green and Breakfast Room Green, it has a happy feel that translates to uplifting rooms. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are discontinued, and